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June 22, 1969 jazz vocalist Ella Fitzgerald with accompaniment by Ed Thigpen on drums, Frank de la Rosa on bass, and Tommy Flanagan on piano.
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New Vision For Historic Lincoln Theatre
WAMUBy Mark Stephens The iconic U Street establishment, which opened in 1922, was once the place to perform for artists like Duke Ellington and Ella Fitzgerald. It fell into disrepair after the 1968 riots but was restored in the 1990s, and is now being Mayor to announce new plan, movie engagement for DC's historic Lincoln Theatre all 14 news articles »
WAMUBy Mark Stephens The iconic U Street establishment, which opened in 1922, was once the place to perform for artists like Duke Ellington and Ella Fitzgerald. It fell into disrepair after the 1968 riots but was restored in the 1990s, and is now being Mayor to announce new plan, movie engagement for DC's historic Lincoln Theatre all 14 news articles »
Remembering Ella: Three top singers pay homage to Fitzgerald
Fifteen years after her death, Ella Fitzgerald still towers over the art of jazz singing. No one has yet matched the brilliance of her scat technique, nor is anyone ever likely to. Surely no female singer has approached the gauzy sensuousness of her and more »
Fifteen years after her death, Ella Fitzgerald still towers over the art of jazz singing. No one has yet matched the brilliance of her scat technique, nor is anyone ever likely to. Surely no female singer has approached the gauzy sensuousness of her and more »
Meeting Ella Fitzgerald
In 1991, I had been hoping to fly to LA to interview Ella Fitzgerald, but she decided she'd rather do the interview by phone. We had a lively conversation and, of course, I went to cover her concert at Ravinia (which turned out to be her last in the
In 1991, I had been hoping to fly to LA to interview Ella Fitzgerald, but she decided she'd rather do the interview by phone. We had a lively conversation and, of course, I went to cover her concert at Ravinia (which turned out to be her last in the
Pine boughs blow-up ponies and Sinatra
With the kids, we make Christmas ornaments and listen to Frank Sinatra and Ella Fitzgerald. And we go to a friend's house where they have 10 kids and mine just disappear. Hopefully, at the end of the night I find them all.
With the kids, we make Christmas ornaments and listen to Frank Sinatra and Ella Fitzgerald. And we go to a friend's house where they have 10 kids and mine just disappear. Hopefully, at the end of the night I find them all.
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She followed that with a tribute to Ella Fitzgerald including Cole Porter's "Night and Day." She stopped periodically to coat her vocal chords with hot tea on the stage explaining that the drink wasn't spiked with anything. The diva requested clear
She followed that with a tribute to Ella Fitzgerald including Cole Porter's "Night and Day." She stopped periodically to coat her vocal chords with hot tea on the stage explaining that the drink wasn't spiked with anything. The diva requested clear